You Should Always Show Your Emotion

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Wyth: You should always show your emotion. But in that moment, that emotion would not have come out the right way. Wyth: Write down what actually took place, but not how you felt. Use it as a guide and an indicator of where the triggers are,. Where the flags are for next time.

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We all know that person who can walk into a room and totally own it without even having to speak a word. I won’t lie -- every time I see that person, I’m a little bit envious of their natural confidence.

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In this episode, Lisa shares:

How to deal with your weak spots and reframe your negative voice
A step-by-step practice for identifying self-sabotage and how to break the pattern
Tangible ways that you can boost your confidence
How to change how you experience failure

Because let’s be real here. When it comes to growing a business, confidence is essential. It fuels your ability to take action, stretch your limits, overcome fear, and most importantly -- know that you can win the game.

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